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A Century of Sophistication The bolo tie has been around for nearly a century, but its precise origin is unknown. What is known is that they were largely made by silversmiths among the Native American nations of the American Southwest such as…
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Beads play an important role in Native American crafts and designs have become more and more intricate. Today, metal, glass, shells, and stones are used to produce Native American beadwork patterns that are present in fashion and other decorative pieces….
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Wondering where to buy authentic Native American jewelry? Look no further than Kachina House for a vast selection of authentic necklaces, earrings, rings, bracelets, bolo ties, pins and pendants, and belt buckles. I can guarantee you’ll be pleased with the…
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Intricate & Handcrafted Native American Turquoise Jewelry Turquoise jewelry means more to Native Americans of the Southwest than its mere aesthetic value. For many nations, turquoise is a sign of power and status. Native American turquoise jewelry as we know…
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A Brief History of Hopi Jewelry The Hopi people are renowned for their spirituality and their skill as silversmiths. These two characteristics come together to create jewelry that blends tradition, spirituality and exquisite workmanship. Distinctive Features of Hopi Jewelry Hopi jewelry often…
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